Herman Rosenstein Papers 1936-1993

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Herman Rosenstein Papers 1936-1993

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Herman Rosenstein (1915-c.2000) fought with the International Brigades in Spain from June 1937 until the winter of 1938, using the Herman "Gabby" Klein. A first-aid worker during World War II, Rosenstein remained active in community and international politics throughout his life. This collection consists of Rosenstein’s letters, military documents and memorabilia from Spain, as well as articles, correspondence and other material from Rosenstein’s life after the Spanish Civil War. nom de guerre

2.5 linear feet; (3 boxes)

Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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